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| It was kinda the other way around for me: I thought it would be excellent, but afterwards, I wasn't so sure. On second watching, I've decided I liked it, but I think more should have been done about the Loki and Bartleby's (?) deaths. And anyway, a film with both Matt Damon and Ben Affleck can't be that bad, whatever the dialogue!! :kisses: :blush: |
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| I'm absolutely loving this film! It was a blast, esp. Alanis as god! I love her as a musician but she was so funny in the movie! I also think Ben and Matt's deaths were too short, there was nothing special about it! Well, Ben's death was more dramatically but Matt just dies...that's it! But all in all it is a great and funny movie! |
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| There can be only one!! Join Date: Jun 2001
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| i had similar thoughts when my sister suggested this -- this movie's gonna be bad - b/c she told me that the ppl from "Clerks" and "Mallrats" were in it - or that it was kinda like those (and while they weren't bad, they were kinda stupid) --- but i was surprised - this movie was really good - and quite funny! i enjoyed it -- (it's been a while since i've seen it, so i don't remember much - guess i'll have to watch it again) ---- |
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| I thought this movie was hysterical!!!!! I'm not really a religeos person, but this kept me very interested. And I loved Jay and Silent Bob (especially when Silent Bob isn't so silent). And I thought that Ben affleck and Matt Damon did a great job. An unusal but entertaining movie! |
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| I agree with all of the people who liked this film (including their reasons), and I also liked Jason Lee's performance as Azrael, since it was creepy, strange and rather original (the bloody bartender moment was especially effective). Matt Damon and Ben Affleck were very good, especially whenever Loki character goes crazy and kills people (and Bartleby freaks out) and when Bartleby romances Bethany. And I thought that Linda Fiorentino was especially convincing when she has a breakdown in the pond. |
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| Seen this about 2 mnths ago for only the 2nd time,and found it just as funny as the 1st time. Matt D.'s Loki character was the stand-out for me,when he starts getting all black/white,wrathfull/Old Testement/brooking no evil...honestly cracked me up. Takes a good movie to make me go back to re-examine the Bible. And like others i thought it would not be worth watching,till i watched it. |
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| Wherever I Am, I'm There Join Date: Jan 2001
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| Re: Dogma (1999) I'd heard much about this film, and about Jay and Silent Bob, but it didn't live up to expectations. There are good ideas and funny parts, but as a whole I give it thumbs down - sorry! Quote:
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| A posse ad esse Join Date: Apr 2005
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| Re: Dogma (1999) Having been raised Catholic, I loooooooooooved the movie. Its one of my favorites. Funny thing is, my athiest hubby loved the movie too. We have completely different interpretations. I thought the movie was about finding faith in very odd circumstances, and he (as well as other athiesists I know) thought it was taking a jab at religion. Yet if you listen to the dialogue, I still think it is more about faith while taking a jab at religions, but underlying the witty sarcasm is a more important message I think a lot of people, especially in this day and age, forget. Faith is supposed to be about love and care, not hate and destruction. |
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